About TunisiaRide

Professional experience dedicated to your journey in Tunisia.

Experience built since 1987

Naceur Neffati began his professional career in passenger transportation in Tunisia in 1987. Over the following years he worked alongside established travel agencies and tourism operators, handling airport transfers, tourist excursions and tailored travel arrangements for international visitors.

Those years produced something no training course delivers: a working knowledge of Tunisia's roads, seasons, traffic patterns and destinations, and a clear reading of what travellers arriving from abroad actually expect once they land.

In the early 2000s, after more than a decade in the tourism sector, Naceur Neffati established his own independent private transport service, built on four commitments he had seen matter most in practice: quality, punctuality, reliability and personal attention to each traveller.

TunisiaRide.tn is the continuation of that professional path.

Local knowledge, first-hand

TunisiaRide's route knowledge comes from decades of driving those routes, not from a map.

From Tunis to Hammamet, Nabeul, Sousse, Monastir, Kairouan, El Jem, Djerba and Tozeur, Naceur Neffati has driven Tunisia's tourist corridors across four decades. That translates into practical answers: which road is genuinely faster at seven in the morning, how long El Jem really takes to visit, when the Sahara light is worth planning a departure around, and where a family with three suitcases should be dropped so they are not walking the last two hundred metres.

The commitment

For TunisiaRide, transport is not simply moving between two points. A good travel experience starts at the first message and ends only when the traveller reaches the destination — which is why TunisiaRide answers directly, confirms in writing, and keeps the same point of contact from enquiry to arrival.

Professionalism, trust, punctuality and genuine Tunisian hospitality: that combination is what allows a visitor to spend their time in Tunisia on Tunisia, and not on logistics.